“While this year it is still important for religious folks to hold pride services in our congregations, it is not enough,” Alliance President Paul Raushenbush said. “We need to go out from the sanctuary and show up to use our presence to help ensure the well-being of our LGBTQ siblings by neutralizing hateful attacks on LGBTQ people and pride events.”
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Joining more than 200 faith leaders and allies, along with over 70 religious and civic organizations, Interfaith Alliance signed onto an open letter denouncing normalization of anti-Muslim bigotry by U.S political leaders.